Queen Charlotte Motorsailer 26

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  • Recent Preliminary: 26' Queen Charlotte Motorsailer
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  • Vessel Specifications and Comments

    • LOA: 26’
    • LWL: 25’8”
    • Beam: 8’0”
    • Draft: 5’0” B/D 1’6” draft boards up
    • Displacement: 4500 lbs
    • Sail Area: sq.ft.
    • Construction: Lapstrake plywood construction
    • General Comments: The traditional Queen Charlotte Islands version of a Macgregor 26 motorsailer. Our version is cat schooner rigged with folding masts, a single 40 HP outboard in a well, and lapstrake plywood construction. She is designed to be seaworthy, with reasonable speed (10+ knots cruising speed) to buck currents, and the ability to sail with twin centerboards mounted outboard under the side decks. Accommodations include a built-in double berth which makes up into a sitting and eating area during the usual day trips. A small galley, two inside helm seats, and a head are included.

  • About the Plans

    • Construction Method and Materials:

      Lapstrake plywood.

    • Number and Type of Drawings:

      • Full Size Bulkhead Patterns,
      • Lines and Offsets,
      • General Arrangement,
      • Construction Sections,
      • Deck lines,
      • General Construction,
      • Construction Details,
      • Stern Gear.

    • Price:

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Designer's Comments

cat schooner rigged with folding masts, a single 40 HP outboard in a well

The traditional Queen Charlotte Islands version of a Macgregor 26 motorsailer.

Our version is cat schooner rigged with folding masts, a single 40 HP outboard in a well, and lapstrake plywood construction. She is designed to be seaworthy, with reasonable speed (10+ knots cruising speed) to buck currents, and the ability to sail with twin centerboards mounted outboard under the side decks.

Accommodations include a built-in double berth which makes up into a sitting and eating area during the usual day trips. A small galley, two inside helm seats, and a head are included. Heat will be provided with a Navigator Sardine woodstove. Expanded accommodations are available under a boom tent in the large cockpit.

Tad Roberts